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 He didnt use a scope due to reflection giving away his positions, and he would pack the snow in front of him to help stop any muzzle puff when he fired.

He also killed nearly all of the squads sent out to kill him.

He was apparently a very humble man, and his discipline when sniping was second to none.

edit: also, to take 500 men in 100 days is incredible, but to add 200 more that total with his secondary is almost unheard of.

The kills he has been credited for, dont count unconfirmed, which were probaly considerably more.

 yeah, but, you know, you have to be humble with that face. 

 He got that face towards the end of the war Luna, a wound which would have killed kmost normal people.

He survived, and was decorated.

 I'm only kidding. He sounds like a true hard core man's man. If an apocolypse comes, I'll be sure to hire him, because that's the only time someone like that is valueble in our society. Aside from mercenaries, but really, that's not cool unless there is more than one inhabital planet within a month's travel.

You boys need to find real rolemodels. Look at Alexander the Great. He wasn't some old guy out solo killing 700 men. He ruled over millions. He was thinking much larger than axe man over there

 News flash peewee.

Alexander the great was a bisexual murderer who had borderline alcoholism.

Role model?...

Thanks, but I'll stick to the axe man. 

You look at his flaws, I see his ambition and ability to materialize his visions. that takes far more abstract thinking than pointing object A at point B and pulling the trigger.

 I disagree.

They were both experts in their own fields respectively.

However, Hayhas vices, didnt kill him in the end ....Alexanders did.

You are fixating on the SIZE of effect of their worldly impact luna.

To you that means that Alexander must have been more successful.

I personally think he had a LOT of luck with him and it helped a few good decisions.

 great people should do great things. if they don't, it's a loss for humanity. we have an obligation to eachother as humans.

 so who is it then, that decides what their greatness is...or isnt?

their greatness is measured by the height of their ambition.  that axe man didn't have ambition. he was likely following orders. he just let himself be led his entire life.